1957 Map of Stonewall

About this map

Stonewall serves as the primary population center in this 1957 study, situated near the intersection of various water systems and early transit routes. The landscape is defined by the drainage of Clear Boggy Creek and Rhoda Creek, which support a mix of agricultural land and industrial activity. Evidence of the region's economic drivers is visible through the presence of Oil Wells and a Claypit, while local infrastructure includes a Fish Hatchery and prominent utility features like a Gas Tank.